quick start guide for congo jr ?

Hi Grimm,

There is a shortened cheat sheet with reminders of the basic syntax and functions available here: http://www.etcconnect.com/docs/docs_downloads/manuals/Congo_v6.4_CS_vA.pdf

What I would recommend however is that you start with the Tutorial Videos available here: http://www.etcconnect.com/support.tutorialseries.aspx?seriesId=17

Finally, there are short lessons, called Tea Break Tutorials, designed to learn the console's functions in 15 minute segments, available here: http://www.etcconnect.com/support.tutorialseries.aspx?seriesId=13

As always, if you run into questions, this forum can help as well as your local ETC Technical Support office.

Thanks,

Kirk

Hi Grimm

I recommend a mix of approaches.

The chapter "Workflow in Congo" Chapter is designed to give you an idea about what you need to do, when and how. It is linked into the rest of the manual.

Another feature is to hold the ? key and press any key to get a quick idea what it does. From there you are linked to the correct pages in the help system.

Also there is a very basic tutorial in the end of the help system.

Once you get under the skin of the system you will be able to start guessing how things are done, because the programming structure is very simple and consistent. At this point there is an appendix in the help system with a summary of all key shortcuts sorted by what you are doing. 

Have fun. We're here for you.  

Wow what a fast responses ! Thank you very much ! I will dive into the video's and learn as much as i can. We can get into the space 2 weeks before the show starts so i would have time to practice around with the equipment, together with these tutorials videos it might all turn out easier as it looks :) 
Thanks !  

You may also take a look at the Congo Tea Break Tutorials located in the training section:

http://www.etcconnect.com/support.education.aspx

- and do not fear!  It is also possible to use a Congo console more or less like a manual preset console for basic operations :-)

You may also take a look at the Congo Tea Break Tutorials located in the training section:

http://www.etcconnect.com/support.education.aspx

- and do not fear!  It is also possible to use a Congo console more or less like a manual preset console for basic operations :-)